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. 2020 Nov 23;24(15):4908–4917. doi: 10.1017/S1368980020004735

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Fig. 1 — Frequency of municipalities according to the prevalence thresholds^# for stunting (a) and overweight (b) in children enrolled in the Bolsa Família Program, Brazil, 2008–2014 (n 4443). ^#WHO–UNICEF Technical Expert Advisory Group on Nutrition Monitoring⁽²⁵⁾. Stunting (a) , Very low (< 25 %); , low (2·5–9·9 %); , medium (10–19·9 %); , high (20–29·9 %); , very high (≥ 30 %). Overweight (b), Very low (< 2·5 %); , low (2·5–4·9 %); , medium (5–9·9 %); , high (10–14·9 %); , very high (≥ 15 %)

Inline graphic — Frequency of municipalities according to the prevalence thresholds^# for stunting (a) and overweight (b) in children enrolled in the Bolsa Família Program, Brazil, 2008–2014 (n 4443). ^#WHO–UNICEF Technical Expert Advisory Group on Nutrition Monitoring⁽²⁵⁾. Stunting (a) , Very low (< 25 %); , low (2·5–9·9 %); , medium (10–19·9 %); , high (20–29·9 %); , very high (≥ 30 %). Overweight (b), Very low (< 2·5 %); , low (2·5–4·9 %); , medium (5–9·9 %); , high (10–14·9 %); , very high (≥ 15 %)